A levitation photo edit removes whatever is holding you up, so you appear to float in mid-air. In this example a woman in a gold gown leans back over a chair in an empty gray room, arms out and feet off the floor. She asked us to take the chair away and to turn the room into a dreamy scene with things floating around her.
What changed and what stayed
- Removed: the chair. The folds of the gown that it covered are filled in, so nothing looks cut away.
- Added: a new room with tall windows, a blowing curtain and a sofa, and the objects drifting through it: pillows, picture frames, a mug, teddy bears, a bowl of apples and small clouds. All of this is generated with AI for this picture. None of it was in her photo.
- Kept: her face, her expression, her pose and the gown come from the photo she sent. Only the light on her is adjusted so she belongs in the new room.
How the edit is handled
A human editor cuts her out along the hair and the edge of the gown, takes the chair away and rebuilds the part of the skirt behind it. The room and the floating objects are generated with AI. The editor then arranges them around her, matches the direction and color of the light, and adds soft shadows so she looks as if she is hanging in the air, not pasted onto a background.
The scene is invented, so it follows what you ask for. A different room, an outdoor setting or other objects are all possible, and no two results are the same. If you would like to keep your own room and only have the support removed, say so in your instructions.
What to send us
Send one photo with your whole body in frame, taken from a low or straight angle. A pose that already looks weightless works best: leaning back over a chair or a stool, lying on a bed or the floor, or a jump. Then tell us in a sentence or two what the scene around you should look like and what should float in it. You do not need to photograph any props. We create them.
Photos
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chair.jpg
1 credit ($8)
1 photo to edit
Instructions
Can you take out the chair so I'm floating? And make the room dreamy, with things floating around me.
Good to know
Removing the chair, rebuilding the gown, and building and lighting the new scene around her take about 100 minutes of an editor's work. One credit covers up to 20 minutes on a photo, so this edit is 5 credits.
Private: recreated on our own images, not customer photos
The before/after shown here is recreated on images created or licensed for this site — never a real customer's photo. Your upload is seen only by the editor working on it, and the edit comes with free revisions within 14 days of delivery if anything needs adjusting.
